Insights

Editorial
22 May 2022

Lessons learnt from a ship - the lady must prioritise!

The closest epitome of ‘she’ in our lives are the ships we work with, night and day. As an agent, we see ourselves hustling from the get-go to arrange for all her needs.

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  • News
  • 22 May 2022

Winning combination delivers for carousel project

When GAC UK was appointed to handle a complex carousel project at the port of Hartlepool in north-east England, it turned to energy specialists Motive Offshore Group to help...

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  • Feature
  • 15 May 2022

Energy is shifting - so must we

The shift from fossil fuels to renewable resources is now global. Handling that change, in tandem with other global trends and geo-political uncertainty, demands a steady hand...

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  • Take 2'
  • 24 Apr 2022

Living and working in Angola

Angola is rich in nature’s gifts, yet its people are mostly poor. It’s a country that presents opportunities and challenges in spades.

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  • Feature
  • 17 Apr 2022

The Right Place for a Cluster

The island of Trinidad has a well-established energy infrastructure, which provides both its dominant revenue source and a magnet for technical and management talent.

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  • Infographic
  • 10 Apr 2022

GAC Info Bites

Snapshot of key facts & figures from around the GAC world

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  • Feature
  • 03 Apr 2022

Stocks rising in the Maritime Data Lake

People in the shipping industry are becoming increasingly fond of lakes, specifically data lakes.

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  • News
  • 03 Apr 2022

Doubling up paternity leave

New fathers at GAC Singapore will enjoy four weeks of paternity leave from this year, as the company has committed to double up on statutory benefits as part of a campaign to...

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  • Editorial
  • 27 Mar 2022

Carbon action calls on the will of the many

How do we combine the many voices in shipping so they crystalise into a focused beam of action on carbon? Our first steps are encouraging but much more will be needed.

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